CN105659165A - Lithography apparatus, patterning device, and lithographic method - Google Patents
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Abstract
An exposure apparatus including: a substrate holder constructed to hold a substrate (17); a modulator, including a plurality of VECSELs or VCSELs to emit electromagnetic radiation, configured to expose an exposure area of a target portion to a plurality of beams of the radiation modulated according to a desired pattern, and a projection system configured to project the modulated beams (Bl, B2, B3) onto the target portion (A14, A24, A34) and having an array of optical elements to receive the plurality of beams, the projection system configured to move the array of optical elements with respect to the plurality of VECSELs or VCSELs during exposure of the exposure area, wherein the movement involves rotation and/or the movement causes the beams to displace.
Description
The cross reference of related application
This application claims the priority of the U.S. Provisional Application 61/895,865 submitted on October 25th, 2013, it is incorporated herein in its entirety by reference at this.
Technical field
The present invention relates to a kind of lithographic equipment or exposure sources, a kind of patterning device and a kind of photoetching method or manufacture method.
Background technology
Lithographic equipment or exposure sources are the machines in a kind of part that desirable pattern is applied to substrate or substrate. For example, it is possible to lithographic equipment or exposure sources are used in integrated circuit (ICs), flat faced display and other have in the device of fine-feature or the manufacture of structure. In traditional lithographic equipment or exposure sources, it is possible to be used for the patterning device that can be described as mask or mask generating the circuit pattern corresponding with the monolayer of described IC, flat faced display and other devices. Such as by pattern being imaged onto on radiation-sensitive materials (resist) layer being arranged on substrate, and this pattern can be transferred on substrate (such as, silicon wafer or glass plate) (part).
Replacement circuit pattern, patterning device may be used for generating other patterns, for instance color filter patterns or dot matrix. Substituting traditional mask, patterning device can include pattern and form array, and this pattern forms array and includes generative circuit or other can apply the array of individually controllable element of pattern. With traditional based on compared with the system of mask, the advantage of this " maskless " system is in that pattern can more promptly and be cost effectively formed and/or change.
Therefore, maskless system includes programmable patterning device (such as, spatial light modulator, contrast device etc.). Programmable patterning device is programmed (such as, by the mode of electronics or optical mode) with by using the array of individually controllable element to form desired patterned beams. The type of programmable patterning device includes micro reflector array, liquid crystal display (LCD) array, grating light valve array, the array of spontaneous emission contrast device, shutter element/matrix etc. Programmable patterning device can also be formed by electro-optic deflector, and described electro-optic deflector is such as configured to the mobile radiation spot being projected onto or is intermittently guided away from substrate by radiant flux, for instance guide to radiant flux absorber. In any one in both is arranged, radiant flux can be continuous print.
Summary of the invention
According to an embodiment, it is provided that a kind of exposure sources, including: substrate holding apparatus, it is configured to keep substrate; Manipulator, including the multiple radiation sources for launching electromagnetic radiation, is configured to expose target part with the multiple radiant fluxs according to desired pattern modulates; Optical projection system, is configured to the array of optical elements projecting on target part by the bundle through ovennodulation and including for receiving the plurality of radiant flux; And actuator, it is configured in the exposure process of target part and described array of optical elements is moved relative to the plurality of radiation source, the single optical element imaging in the plurality of optical element of the two-dimensional array of wherein said multiple radiant fluxs.
According to an embodiment, it is provided that a kind of exposure sources, including: programmable patterning device, described programmable patterning device has multiple radiation source to provide multiple radiant flux; And movable framework, described movable framework has optical element to receive from the radiant flux of the plurality of radiation source and to be projected to target part and substrate by described radiant flux, described optical element is refractive optical element, the single optical element imaging in the plurality of optical element of the two-dimensional array of wherein said multiple radiant fluxs.
According to an embodiment, it is provided that a kind of programmable patterning device, including: multiple radiation sources, for providing the multiple radiant fluxs being modulated according to desired pattern; Array of optical elements, is used for receiving the plurality of radiant flux; And actuator, it being configured to move array of optical elements relative to described radiant flux in the process that the plurality of radiant flux is provided, the two-dimensional array of wherein said multiple radiant fluxs single optical element in the plurality of optical element carrys out imaging.
According to an embodiment, it is provided that a kind of device making method, including: use the multiple radiation sources providing radiation to provide the multiple radiant fluxs modulated according to desired pattern; The array of optical elements receiving the plurality of radiant flux is used to project on target part by the plurality of radiant flux; And making array of optical elements move relative to described radiant flux in projection process, the two-dimensional array of wherein said multiple radiant fluxs single optical element in the plurality of optical element carrys out imaging.
According to an embodiment, it is provided that a kind of device making method, including: multiple radiation sources are modulated the multiple radiant fluxs modulated according to desired pattern with offer; Being moved by the framework with optical element, described optical element is for receiving the radiant flux from the plurality of radiation source; And will project from the radiant flux of described optical element towards target part and substrate, described optical element is refractive optical element, and the two-dimensional array of wherein said multiple radiant fluxs single optical element in the plurality of optical element carrys out imaging.
In one embodiment, the plurality of radiation source includes multiple vertical external cavity surface emitting laser (VECSEL) or Vcsel (VCSEL).
According to an embodiment, it is provided that a kind of exposure sources, including: substrate holding apparatus, it is configured to keep substrate; Vertical external cavity surface emitting laser or Vcsel, be used for providing radiant flux; Donor structure, in use, described donor structure is arranged in from described vertical external cavity surface emitting laser or Vcsel to the optical path of substrate, described donor structure is configured to support donor material, described donor material can move to substrate from described donor structure, described radiant flux is irradiated on described donor material, and described radiant flux is not by frequency multiplication; And optical projection system, it is configured to project on described donor material described radiant flux.
According to an embodiment, it is provided that a kind of device making method, including: use vertical external cavity surface emitting laser or Vcsel to provide radiant flux; Described radiant flux is projected on the target part of donor material, described donor material is supported by donor structure, described donor structure is arranged in from vertical external cavity surface emitting laser or Vcsel to the optical path of substrate, and described radiant flux is not by frequency multiplication; And the material coming from the donor material that radiant flux irradiates is moved to substrate from donor structure.
According to an embodiment, it is provided that a kind of device making method, including: use vertical external cavity surface emitting laser or Vcsel to provide radiant flux; And described radiant flux is projected on the target part of the layer including material granule, described layer is positioned on substrate and described radiant flux sinters described granule to form a part for the pattern on substrate.
According to an embodiment, it is provided that a kind of exposure sources, including: substrate holding apparatus, it is configured to keep substrate; Manipulator, including the multiple radiation sources for launching electromagnetic radiation, is configured to expose target part with the multiple radiant fluxs modulated according to desired pattern, and described radiation source is arranged to pitch less than or equal to 2000 microns; Optical projection system, is configured to the array of optical elements projecting on target part by the bundle through ovennodulation and including for receiving the plurality of radiant flux; And actuator, it is configured in the exposure process of target part and described array of optical elements is moved relative to the plurality of radiation source.
According to an embodiment, it is provided that a kind of exposure sources, including: programmable patterning device, described programmable patterning device has multiple radiation source to provide multiple radiant flux, and described radiation source is arranged to pitch less than or equal to 2000 microns; And movable framework, described movable framework has optical element to receive from the radiant flux of the plurality of radiation source and to be projected to target part and substrate by described radiant flux.
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Fig. 1 illustrates a part for lithographic equipment or exposure sources according to an embodiment of the invention;
Fig. 2 illustrates the top view of a part for the equipment of Fig. 1 according to an embodiment of the invention;
Fig. 3 illustrates the highly schematic perspective view of a part for lithographic equipment or exposure sources according to an embodiment of the invention;
Fig. 4 illustrates according to an embodiment of the invention by the diagrammatic top view of the multiple projections on target part of the equipment shown in Fig. 3;
Fig. 5 illustrates the sectional view of a part according to an embodiment of the invention;
Fig. 6 illustrates the highly schematic perspective view of a part for lithographic equipment or exposure sources according to an embodiment of the invention;
Fig. 7 illustrates the radiation source of the array including VECSEL;
Fig. 8 illustrates the radiation source including VECSEL and the combination of frequency multiplication device;
Fig. 9 illustrates that exemplary VECSEL configures;
Figure 10 illustrates diagrammatic top view by Fig. 6, the multiple projections on target part of the equipment shown in 7 or 8 according to an embodiment of the invention; And
Figure 11 illustrates the sectional view of a part according to an embodiment of the invention.
Detailed description of the invention
Embodiments of the invention relate to a kind of equipment that can include programmable patterning device, and described programmable patterning device such as can be made up of one or more array of spontaneous emission contrast device. Further information about this equipment can at PCT Patent application WO2010/032224A2, U.S. Patent application publication US 2011-0188016, U.S. Patent application US61/473,636, U.S. Patent application US61/524,190, U.S. Patent application US61/654,575 and U.S. Patent application US61/668, finding in 924, these documents can be incorporated herein in its entirety by reference. But, embodiments of the invention can use together with any type of programmable patterning device, and described programmable patterning device such as includes the above programmable patterning device.
Fig. 1 schematically illustrates the schematic cross sectional side view of a part for lithographic equipment or exposure sources. In the present embodiment, described equipment has individually controllable element substantially stationary in X-Y plane, as described further below, but this it is not necessary to. Substrate table 2 that described equipment 1 includes keeping substrate and the positioner 3 in order to substrate table 2 mobile on 6 degree of freedom. Substrate can be coated with the substrate of resist. In one embodiment, substrate is wafer. In one embodiment, substrate is polygon (such as, rectangle) substrate. In one embodiment, substrate is glass plate. In one embodiment, substrate is plastic. In one embodiment, substrate is paillon foil. In one embodiment, described equipment is suitable to volume to volume manufacture (roll-to-rollmanufacturing).
This equipment 1 also includes multiple individually controllable spontaneous emission contrast device 4, is configured to launch multiple bundle. in one embodiment, spontaneous emission contrast device 4 is radiation-emitting diode, such as light emitting diode (LED), organic LED (OLED), polymer LED (PLED), laser diode is (such as, solid-state laser diode), micro-LED (is generally the LED with the diameter less than 100 microns, referring to such as US7598149, WO-2013-093464, WO-2013-0117944, these three sections of documents are all incorporated herein in its entirety by reference), vertical external cavity surface emitting laser (VECSEL) or Vcsel (VCSEL). in one embodiment, each individually controllable element 4 is blue-violet laser diode (such as, Sanyomodelno.DL-3146-151). this diode can be provided by companies such as such as Sanyo, Nichia, Osram and Nitride. in one embodiment, spontaneous emission contrast device 4 launches UV radiation, for instance have the wavelength in 124nm to 1000nm scope, for instance the about wavelength of 193nm, about 365nm, about 405nm or about 800nm. in one embodiment, spontaneous emission contrast device 4 can provide the output within the scope of 0.5-200mW. in one embodiment, the size of spontaneous emission contrast device 4 (bare die) can be selected from 100-800 micrometer range. in one embodiment, spontaneous emission contrast device 4 has the emission area selected from 0.5-200 square micron scope. in one embodiment, spontaneous emission contrast device 4 has the angle of divergence selected from 5-44 degree scope. in one embodiment, spontaneous emission contrast device 4 has to provide more than or equal to about 6.4 �� 108W/(m2The configuration (such as, emission area, the angle of divergence, output etc.) of total brightness .sr).
Spontaneous emission contrast device 4 is arranged on framework 5 and can extend along Y-direction and/or X-direction. Although illustrating a framework 5, but described equipment can have multiple framework 5, as shown in Figure 2. Another parts being arranged on framework 5 are lens 12. Framework 5 is substantially static in X-Y plane, and therefore spontaneous emission contrast device 4 and lens 12 are substantially static in X-Y plane. Framework 5, spontaneous emission contrast device 4 and lens 12 can be moved along Z-direction by actuator 7. Alternatively, or in addition, lens 12 can be moved along Z-direction by the actuator relevant to this certain lenses. Alternatively, each lens 12 can be provided with actuator.
Spontaneous emission contrast device 4 can be configured to transmitted beam, and optical projection system 12,14 and 18 can be configured to project on the target part of such as substrate (such as based in the exposure process of resist) bundle. Spontaneous emission contrast device 4 and optical projection system form optical column (opticalcolumn). As in figure 2 it is shown, this equipment 1 can include multiple optical column (figure 2 illustrates 4, but can provide more or less of optical column). This equipment 1 can include actuator (such as motor 11) to move a part for optical column or optical column relative to substrate. Framework 8 and the field lens 14 being disposed thereon and imaging len 18 can be rotated with actuator. The combination of field lens 14 and imaging len 18 forms removable optics 9. In use, framework 8 rotates around himself axis 10, for instance along Fig. 2, the direction shown in arrow rotates. By using such as motor 11 actuator such as grade, framework 8 rotates around axis 10. Additionally, framework 8 can be moved along Z-direction by motor 7 so that removable optical element 9 can shift relative to substrate table 2.
The pore structure 13 in it with hole may be located at above lens 12 and between lens 12 and spontaneous emission contrast device 4. Pore structure 13 can limit the diffraction effect of lens 12, relevant spontaneous emission contrast device 4 and/or adjacent lens 12/ spontaneous emission contrast device 4.
Shown equipment can be used by rotating frame 8 substrate moved on substrate table 2 under optical column simultaneously. When lens 12,14 and 18 generally registered with each other time, spontaneous emission contrast device 4 can transmitted beam by lens 12,14 and 18. By mobile lens 14 and 18, the image of bundle is scanned on (such as substrate) target part and is imaged onto on this target part. By such as moving the substrate on substrate table 2 under optical column simultaneously, the target part of the image standing spontaneous emission contrast device 4 also moves. By switching the " on " of spontaneous emission contrast device 4 and " shutoff " under the control of the controller at high speed (such as, do not export when it is in " shutoff " or export lower than threshold value, and there is the output higher than threshold value when it is in " on "), control the rotation of a part for optical column or optical column, control the intensity of spontaneous emission contrast device 4, and control the speed of such as substrate, for instance the desired pattern of imaging in the resist layer on substrate.
Fig. 2 illustrates the diagrammatic top view of the equipment in Fig. 1 with spontaneous emission contrast device 4. Similar with the lithographic equipment 1 shown in Fig. 1, this equipment 1 includes keeping the substrate table 2 of substrate 17, in order to the positioner 3 of substrate table 2 mobile on 6 degree of freedom and alignment/horizon sensor 19, described alignment/horizon sensor 19 is in order to determine spontaneous emission contrast device 4 and such as alignment between substrate 17 and in order to determine such as substrate 17 is relative to whether the projection of spontaneous emission contrast device 4 is in level. As directed, substrate 17 has rectangular shape, it may, however, also be or be that circular substrate is processed alternatively.
Spontaneous emission contrast device 4 is arranged on framework 15. Spontaneous emission contrast device 4 can be radiation-emitting diode, for instance laser diode, for instance blue-violet laser diode. As in figure 2 it is shown, in the array 21 that spontaneous emission contrast device 4 can be arranged in X-Y plane to be extended.
Array 21 can be elongated line. In one embodiment, array 21 can be the one-dimensional array of spontaneous emission contrast device 4. In one embodiment, array 21 can be the two-dimensional array of spontaneous emission contrast device 4.
The rotating frame 8 that can rotate along the direction shown in arrow can be provided. Rotating frame can be provided with lens 14,18 (shown in Fig. 1), to provide the image of each spontaneous emission contrast device 4. This equipment can be provided with actuator, includes framework 8 and the optical column of lens 14,18 to rotate relative to substrate.
Fig. 3 is shown in the highly schematic perspective view that its periphery place is provided with the rotating frame 8 of lens 14,18. Multiple bundles, are 10 bundles in this example, incide in lens one and above and project on the target part of the substrate 17 such as kept by substrate table 2. In one embodiment, multiple bundles are arranged along a straight line. Can be rotated around axis 10 by the rotatable framework of actuator (not shown). Rotation due to rotatable framework 8, bundle will incide on continuous print lens 14,18 (field lens 14 and imaging len 18), and, bundle will be deflected when inciding each continuous print lens, thus along the part traveling of target part, will introduce in more detail with reference to Fig. 4. In one embodiment, by corresponding source, i.e. spontaneous emission contrast device, for instance laser diode (not shown in Fig. 3) produces each bundle. In the layout that figure 3 illustrates, multiple bundles are deflected and gathered together by the reflecting mirror 30 of segmentation, in order to reduce the distance between bundle, it is possible to by the substantial amounts of bundle of same lens projects the requirement realizing resolution discussed below.
Along with rotatable framework rotates, bundle incides on continuous print lens, and next lens each are irradiated by multiple bundles, and the position that bundle incides on lens surface is moved. Depend on bundle incoming position on lens because bundle and by differently projection (such as with different deflection), therefore bundle (when arriving target part) by along with lens subsequently every time by and to do scanning mobile. This principle is explained further with reference to Fig. 4.
Fig. 4 illustrates that the part by the rotatable framework 8 of the optical column of Fig. 3 carries out the highly schematic top view projected on target part. first beam combination B1 represents, the second beam combination B2 represents, the 3rd beam combination B3 represents. every beam combination is projected through the corresponding battery of lens 14,18 of rotatable framework 8. when rotatable framework 8 rotates, bundle B1 by scan mobile in the way of project on the target part of such as substrate 17, thus scanning area A14. similarly, restraint B2 scanning area A24, restraint B3 scanning area A34. while rotatable framework 8 is rotated by corresponding actuator, substrate 17 and substrate table move (direction D can be along X-axis line as shown in Figure 2), the scanning direction of the bundle being thus generally perpendicular in region A14, A24, A34 along direction D. due to by the second actuator along direction D movement (such as, substrate table is by the movement of corresponding substrate table motor), the scanning continuously when by the continuous print lens projects of rotatable framework 8 of multiple bundles is projected so that substantial abutment each other, thus draw the substantial abutment region A11 of each continuous scanning for restrainting B1, A12, A13, A14 (region A11, A12, A13 is prior scans, region A14 is currently scanned, as shown in Figure 4), for restrainting the region A21 of B2, A22, A23, A24 (region A21, A22, A23 is prior scans, region A24 is currently scanned, as shown in Figure 4) and for restraint B3 region A31, A32, A33, A34 (region A31, A32, A33 is prior scans, region A34 is currently scanned, as shown in Figure 4). therefore, rotating while rotatable framework 8, substrate can cover region A1, A2 and A3 of such as substrate surface along the movement of direction D.
Therefore, by means of this system layout and the mobile lens of independently addressable element (such as laser diode), substrate moves and being simultaneously patterned that substrate scans at lens. The modulation output of independently addressable element (such as laser diode) generates pattern on substrate. As seen in Figure 4, projection scheme is capable of mobile joint (movementstitching). It is to say, when using single movable lens, each region A11, A12 etc. are exposed in single movement (such as the rotation of the framework 8) process of lens. And, projection scheme is capable of the joint of independently addressable element. That is, for each region A11, multiple independently addressable elements (such as laser diode) bundle is imaged onto on target part. Additionally, projection scheme can also realize irradiating engages (illuminationstitching). It is to say, in slit direction, different independently addressable element (such as laser diode) bundles and the identical lens exposure such as each region A11, A12. Projection scheme can also realize lens and engage. It is to say, in a scanning direction, each region with identical independently addressable element (such as laser diode) bundle with by different lens exposure. Projection scheme can also realize optical column and engage. It is to say, the width of target part (such as substrate) is exposed by multiple adjacent optical column.
Multiple bundles allow to process whole substrate (when the same rotational speed of rotatable framework 8) in shorter time frame by the projection of same lens, because every time passing through for lens, multiple bundle target part of each lens scan such as substrate, consequently allow for increasing displacement in the directiond for continuous print scanning. Change an angle, for the given process time, when multiple bundles via same lens projects to the rotary speed that can reduce rotatable framework time on substrate, thus can reduce bring due to high rotary speed the deformation of such as rotatable framework, abrasion, vibration, the effect such as turbulent flow. In one embodiment, bundle is arranged to tangentially at an angle with the rotation of lens 14,18, as shown in Figure 4. In one embodiment, bundle is arranged so that each bundle covers or adjoins the scanning pattern of adjacent bundle.
It appeared that project the scheme of multiple bundle another effect in relaxing tolerance by same lens simultaneously. Due to the tolerance (location, optical projection etc.) of lens, the position of continuum A11, A12, A13, A14 (and/or region A21, A22, A23 and A24 and/or region A31, A32, A33 and A34) can present and a degree of be positioned relative to inaccuracy. Therefore, it is likely between A11, A12, A13, the A14 of continuum need a degree of overlap. In the situation of 10% overlap of such as bundle, in single Shu Yici is by the situation of same lens, processing speed will reduce identical 10%. It is projected through in the situation of same lens 5 or more Shu Yici, for every 5 or more projection line, will provide for the identical overlap of 10% (similarly with reference to the example of an above bundle), thus total overlap reduces about 5 times or more to 2% or less overlap, thus total processing speed is had to the impact that may be significantly smaller. Similarly, at least 10 bundles of projection can reduce about 10 times of total overlap. Therefore, it can reduce the tolerance impact on substrate processing time by multiple Shu Tongyi times by the feature of same lens projects. Additionally or alternatively, it is possible to allow more overlapping (hence allowing to bigger tolerance band), as it is assumed that multiple bundle passes through same lens projects in the same time, the overlapping impact on processing is low.
Substitute and project multiple bundles or except projecting except multiple bundles additionally by the same lens same time by the same lens same time, it is possible to use horizontal-interlace technique, but coupling more strict between horizontal-interlace technique requirement lens. Therefore, the same time has mutual interval by the same lens projects in multiple lens at least two bundle on substrate, and this equipment can be arranged to operation the second actuator to move substrate relative to optical column, thus the projection subsequently restrainted will be projected in interval.
In order to reduce in group between continuous print bundle distance (thus, for instance realize higher resolution in the directiond) in the directiond, multiple bundles can relative to direction D, be relative to each other diagonally arranged. This interval can be reduced further by arranging facet mirrors 30 in optical path, each section in order to the corresponding bundle in reflecting bundle, these sections are arranged so as to the interval relative to when inciding on reflecting mirror between multiple bundles, reduce the interval between the bundle being reflected by a reflector. This effect can also be realized by multiple optical fiber, and each in multiple bundles incides in multiple optical fiber on corresponding one, and these fiber arrangement become along optical path relative to the interval between the bundle of the interval reduction optical fiber downstream between the bundle of upstream optical fiber.
Further, by using the integrated optical waveguide loop with multiple input can realize this effect, each input is for receiving the corresponding bundle in multiple bundle. Integrated optical waveguide loop is arranged to along optical path relative to the interval between the bundle of integrated optical waveguide loop upstream to reduce the interval between the bundle in integrated optical waveguide loop downstream.
Can be arranged to control the system of the focusing of the image being projected on target part. This layout can arrange to adjust the focusing of the image projected by the part or all of optical column in above-mentioned layout.
In one embodiment, optical projection system by least one radiant flux described at the overhead projection of substrate 17 on substrate, described substrate is made up of a material layer, and device will be formed on substrate 17 to cause being migrated the local deposits realizing material (such as metal) drop by laser-induced material. Thus it is possible to realize adding type (additive) manufacture process.
Referring to Fig. 5, it illustrates the physical mechanism that laser-induced material migrates. In one embodiment, radiant flux 200 is focused into the intensity of the plasma breakdown strength lower than material by the material 202 (such as glass) of substantial transparent. Surface heat absorbs and occurs on the substrate formed by alms giver (donor) material layer 204 (such as metal film) being stacked and placed on material 202. Heat absorption causes the melted of donor material 204. And then, this heating causes and produces barometric gradient in a forward direction, thus causing that donor material drop 206 is from donor material 204 acceleration forward, and causes that donor material drop 206 is from donor structure (such as plate) 208 acceleration forward. Then, donor material drop 206 is discharged from donor material 204 and be will be formed in substrate 17 thereon towards device and moved (under the help of gravity or not under the help of gravity) and mobile to this substrate 17. By making bundle 200 point to the correct position in donor structure 208, donor material pattern can be deposited on substrate 17. In one embodiment, bundle is focused onto on donor material 204. Therefore, at this target part that may refer in donor structure 208 of mentioning for target part, and relevant the mentioning for substrate 17 may refer to donor structure 208. In one embodiment, donor material structure is configured to donor material 104 is moved or shifted.
In one embodiment, the punching of one or more short pulse is for causing the migration of donor material. In one embodiment, described pulse can be that a few psec or femtosecond length are with the standard obtaining melted material one-dimensional forward direction heat and mass transfer. The punching of this short pulse is beneficial to and produces little lateral heat flow in material layer 204, does not even produce lateral heat flow, therefore, is beneficial to and produces little heat load in donor structure 208, even do not produce heat load. Short pulse punching is capable of Flashmelt and forward direction acceleration (material (such as metal) such as evaporated will lose its forward direction, and this causes sputter deposition) of material. The punching of this short pulse is capable of being heated by material just more than heating-up temperature but lower than evaporating temperature. Such as, for aluminum, the temperature of about 900 to 1000 degrees Celsius is desired.
In one embodiment, by using laser pulse, a certain amount of material (such as metal) is migrated to substrate 17 from donor structure 208 with the form of the drop of 100-1000nm. In one embodiment, this donor material includes metal or is mainly made up of metal. In one embodiment, this metal is aluminum. In one embodiment, this material layer 204 is form membrane. In one embodiment, this film is attached to another main body or layer. As it has been described above, described main body or layer can be glass.
In one embodiment, each spontaneous emission contrast device 4 is vertical external cavity surface emitting laser (VECSEL) or Vcsel (VCSEL). VECSEL or VCSEL is relatively small semiconductor laser, and it launches the radiation being substantially perpendicular to substrate surface, and described emitter is placed in outside described substrate surface. By it compared with the laser diode launching radiation in substrate plane. Geometric configuration as a result, laser diode and wafer disconnect and are separately mounted in encapsulation. By comparison, VECSEL or VCSEL can be made for fine pith (such as less than 2000 microns, less than 1500 microns, less than 1000 microns, less than 900 microns, less than 800 microns, less than 700 microns, less than 500 microns, less than 300 microns, less than 150 microns, less than 100 microns, between 2-50 micron, between 10-100 micron, between 50-300 micron, between 75-500 micron, between 100-700 micron, about 400 microns or about 100 microns) independently addressable array. So, the reduction magnification of optics can from such as 500 times be contracted to 20 times and 100 times reduce between, this makes tolerance issues diminish. Due to emission area relatively big (such as the diameter of 10-15 micron), Shu Fangxiang can also be more more stable than laser diode. Then, VECSEL and VCSEL is beneficial to and carries out fine pith array manufacture, and this can reduce the complexity irradiating optics. VECSEL and VCSEL can provide the spectral purity of excellence, high power and good Shu Pinzhi.
In one embodiment, VECSEL or VCSEL can export about 800nm radiation, for instance the radiation of 772nm, 774nm or 810nm. Currently, this VECSEL or VCSEL mainly can make with GaAs, and launches the radiation with the wavelength selected from about 700-1150nm scope. For using the adding type manufacture process (as mentioned below) that laser-induced material migrates or granule sinters, VECSEL or VCSEL can be operable to selected from the original output radiation of about 700-1150nm radiation, their wavelength is transferred to donor structure 208. Then, high exposure dose can be passed according to the needs of adding type manufacture process. In one embodiment, VECSEL or VCSEL can export the radiation of about 400nm, for instance the radiation of 405nm. Currently, this VECSEL or VCSEL mainly can make with GaN.
But, the radiation being provided to target part can be different from the radiation exported by VECSEL or VCSEL. In one embodiment, VECSEL or VCSEL radiation is converted into about 400nm, about 248nm, about 193nm, about 157nm or about 128nm. In one embodiment, the radiant output of VECSEL or VCSEL is by frequency multiplication to such as about 400nm, about 248nm, about 193nm, about 157nm or about 128nm. In one embodiment, VECSEL or VCSEL is configured to send the radiation of about 810nm and output and is increased to 405nm by frequency is double. In one embodiment, radiant output is doubled by frequency three or frequency four multiplication. In one embodiment, radiation adopts the double increasing of two-stage frequency to be doubled by frequency four. In one embodiment, frequency multiplication realizes by passing the radiation through frequency multiplication (such as double increasing) crystal. In one embodiment, frequency multiplication uses BBO (��-BaB2O4), periodic polarized Lithium metaniobate (PPLN, periodicallypoledlithiumniobate) and/or KBBF (KBe2BO3F2) nonlinear optical device realization. In one embodiment, use BBO or PPLN in the first order and use KBBF in the second level, being achieved in frequency 4 and double. In one embodiment, conversion efficiency can be about 1%. In one embodiment, for using frequency 4 multiplication of the double increasing of two-stage frequency, the first order can have the conversion efficiency of about 20%, and the second level can have the conversion efficiency of about 5%. In one embodiment, the double increasing of frequency can be implemented at intracavity. Such as, the double increasing of first order frequency can be the double increasing of inner chamber frequency using BBO or PPLN. Using frequency multiplication for providing the foundation with different wave length work, this disclosure satisfy that the resolution requirement of following consumer. When lasing light emitter be maintained at threshold value light on state time, frequency conversion non-linear attributes can also be effectively reduced background radiation. Frequency conversion efficiency is for low input power, lower than high input power. Then, background radiation will be reduced by transformation process at the relative level of desired output wave strong point.
In one embodiment, VECSEL and VCSEL can transmit the bundle more than 100mW. In one embodiment, VECSEL and VCSEL can transmit the power bundle selected from 100mW to 1000mW scope. When VECSEL and VCSEL output is by frequency multiplication, VECSEL and VCSEL can transmit the bundle (such as through the VECSEL of the GaAs of the double increasing of overfrequency) of 1-20mW. Then, in this case, about ten (10) individual VECSEL and VCSEL can substitute single laser diode (such as laser diode can send, from single emitter, the power reaching 250mW). In one embodiment, each VECSEL or VCSEL 20mJ/cm can be reached in the offer of target part horizontal position2Dosage (such as at 1 to 20mJ/cm2Scope in). This dosage level has been sufficient for requirement. This dosage level can meet the requirement using the resist not being exaggerated in based on the process of resist, and this can reduce line edge roughness and/or relaxation post processing requirement. In one embodiment, this bundle can have the power of 4 �� W in target part horizontal position, such as reaches 20mJ/cm to provide2Exposure dose.
In one embodiment, by applying " pulse " operation on VECSEL or VCSEL array and 10x (10 times) bundle reducer can being used to obtain beam intensity, wherein said 10x restraints reducer and beam intensity is increased further after implementing in the double increasing of wavelength and collimation.
Potential improvement may is that mode locking VECSEL or VCSEL, to generate short picopulse. In one embodiment, active mode locking may be used for producing the pulse Tong Bu with the frequency of exposure of 100MHz.
For adding type manufacture process, it may be required be compared to the power of many about 20 times of the exposure process based on resist. Similarly, it is about at least about 1 microsecond in time of staying (dewlltime) at each pixel place for adding type manufacture process, and can have the time of staying of about 5ns based on the exposure process of resist at each pixel place.
The longer time of staying can by imitating with burst mode transmission dosage: multiple (such as 10) VECSEL and VCSEL of dose delivered to single hot spot carries out comparably their work during at least 1 microsecond. Owing to a part for optical column is moved (such as rotating) with about 100m/s speed, therefore, hot spot extends in the length of at least 100 microns.
In one embodiment, it is provided that the array of VECSEL or VCSEL. Multiple VECSEL or VCSEL send multiple bundle. Such as, this array can be arranged on single substrate (such as GaAs wafer). In one embodiment, this array is two-dimentional. In one embodiment, this array can include 100 (100) individual VECSEL or VCSEL, for instance in 10x10 array, therefore sends 100 bundles. VECSEL or VCSEL of other quantity can be used. In one embodiment, for multiple optical column, it is possible to each optical column exists an array of VECSEL or VCSEL. In one embodiment, multiple VECSEL or VCSEL are non-horizontally arranged, for instance they launch (referring to such as Fig. 6) along X or Y-direction. In one embodiment, multiple VECSEL or VCSEL are arranged horizontally, and namely they launch (referring to such as Fig. 7 and Fig. 8) in z-direction.
VECSEL or VCSEL is top emitting body, and therefore they can be compactly installed, for instance be installed along with on single substrate. VECSEL or VCSEL can be beneficial to the telecentricity projection of light beam. By comparison, laser diode is edge emitters, and is generally separately packaged. Therefore, the installation of laser diode is usually located at the distance of such as 1cm. Accordingly, there exist the significant reduction magnification towards target part, so that laser diode radiation spot close enough each other, for instance there is the pitch of about 4 microns. This interval of laser diode and/or reduction magnification are likely to introduce the line edge roughness caused by telecentricity errors and/or depth of focus problem.
It is additionally, since each laser diode to be substituted by multiple VECSEL or VCSEL (such as, about 10 VECSEL or VCSEL), therefore, introduces redundancy. Such as, if in 10 VECSEL or VCSEL one lost efficacy or cisco unity malfunction, then 9 other VECSEL or VCSEL are still had to provide close to expected value or the radiant power identical with expected value and brightness. When using laser diode, each position on target part can expose with single laser diode.
In one embodiment, multiple VECSEL or VCSEL can be operated with their a part of ability to work at steady state, to allow redundancy. Such as, 10 VECSEL or VCSEL can be operated with about the 80% of their ability at steady state, if and one or more in these VECSEL or VCSEL lost efficacy or cisco unity malfunction, then remaining VECSEL or VCSEL can be operated with higher percentage ratio (such as the 88% of their ability) at steady-state, to provide close to expected value or the radiant power identical with expected value and brightness.
In one embodiment, the quantity of the independently addressable element 102 included by spontaneous emission contrast device is more more than what allow to use required for " redundancy " individually controllable element 102 (when another individually controllable element 102 can not work or can not correctly work). Additionally or alternatively, extra independently addressable element can have advantage for controlling the heat load on independently addressable element, because first group of independently addressable element may be used for certain time period, and then when first group of independently addressable element cooling, second group of independently addressable element may be used for another time period.
Being similar to the layout of Fig. 3, Fig. 6 illustrates the high-level schematic perspective view of the rotating frame 8 (being provided with lens 14,18 on the periphery thereof) of the optical column adopting multiple VECSEL or VCSEL4. Multiple bundles from multiple VECSEL or VCSEL4 incide in lens and above and are projected on the target part of the substrate 17 or donor structure 208 such as kept by substrate table 2. In one embodiment, bundle is arranged to include the array of multiple row or column, and each row or column has straight multiple bundle (referring to such as Figure 10; And Fig. 6 illustrates this two-dimensional arrangement of bundle, described bundled together lean on very tight so that their two-dimensional arrangement is sightless in figure 6, but can referring to Figure 10 of corresponding two-dimensional arrangement). Correspondingly, the plurality of VECSEL or VCSEL4 can be arranged to multiple row or multiple row similarly, and each row or column has straight multiple bundle (such as arranging on a single substrate), as shown in Figure 10. In one embodiment, the plurality of VECSEL or VCSEL4 can arrange in the way of different from bundle layout, and the space of the output of the plurality of VECSEL or VCSEL4 can be arranged that convert described bundle to arranges in the space of target portion office by optical element (reflecting mirror 30 as escribed above). Such as, in figure 6, the plurality of VECSEL or VCSEL4 be shown in X-Y plane launch and described bundle be deflected and advance along the Z direction. But, the plurality of VECSEL or VCSEL4 can be arranged to the orientation (referring to such as Fig. 7 and Fig. 8) different from orientation as shown in Figure 6, and described bundle can not deflect completely or deflects with different angles. Although it addition, figure 6 illustrates three row, five VECSEL or VCSEL of each row, but line number and columns can differences (such as 10 row and 10 row VECSEL or VCSEL).
Rotatable framework can rotate around axis 10 by means of actuator (not shown). Rotation due to rotatable framework 8, described bundle will incide continuous print lens 14,18 (field lens 14 and imaging len 18) and above and will incide on each continuous print lens, thus a deflected part with the surface along target part is advanced, as illustrated in greater detail with reference to Figure 10. In one embodiment, each bundle is generated by corresponding source (i.e. spontaneous emission contrast device, for instance VECSEL or VCSEL (not specifically illustrated in figure 6)). In layout as shown in Figure 6, described bundle is deflected by facet mirrors 30 and is brought together, in order to reduce the distance between bundle, it is possible to realize substantial amounts of bundle by by same lens projects to meet resolution requirement.
Along with rotatable framework rotates, described bundle incides on continuous print lens, and lens are by when restrainting irradiation every time, and bundle incides the position at place on lens surface and can move. Restrainting the position inciding on lens because bundle depends on and differently projected (such as having different deflection), described bundle (when arriving such as substrate) will be scanned mobile with each passage of next lens. This principle is explained further with reference to Figure 10.
Fig. 7 illustrates an embodiment, and plurality of 80VECSEL or VCSEL81 is used as radiation source. As it has been described above, VECSEL or VCSEL may be configured to directly launch radiation with the pitch more much smaller than corresponding multiple laser diodes. It is thereby possible to reduce follow-up optical reduction multiplying power. In one embodiment, the power in order to increase each radiant flux exports, and groups of VECSEL or VCSEL can use to contribute to radiation in an output radiation bundle 82 together. Such as, the output of two VECSEL or VCSEL can be combined into an output radiation bundle 82. Optical system 76 is configured to launch multiple VECSEL or VCSEL convert single output radiation bundle 82 to from each group. Then, not only the array of VECSEL or VCSEL provides multiple bundles, and the output of multiple VECSEL or VCSEL can be combined to form the corresponding single radiant flux of multiple bundle. This can introduce further redundancy. Such as, because each single beam is associated with multiple VECSEL or VCSEL, so when an inefficacy in VECSEL or VCSEL or non-normal working, other VECSEL or VCSEL can provide the radiant power close with expected value and brightness. Similar to the above, the output of VECSEL or VCSEL in this case can work with a part for their ability to work to allow redundancy at steady state, namely, when one or more inefficacy in VECSEL or VCSEL or abnormal operation, all the other VECSEL or VCSEL can carry out work to be capable of correct power and brightness with higher ability.
Radiant flux 82 directly from VECSEL or VCSEL or from optical system 76 exports and is then offered to mobile lens system 68, and this mobile lens system 68 is configured to project in the target that lens combination 68 (such as on substrate table 2) is moved below bundle with desired pitch. When the embodiment of the type being applied to as shown in figures 1-6, this mobile lens system will include lens 14 and 18.
In one embodiment, there is the wavelength of 450nm or less from the output radiation bundle 82 of multiple VECSEL or VCSEL80. Then, in such embodiments, it may not be necessary to frequency multiplication device, in order to generate the radiation being suitable for photolithography. In one embodiment, this function uses VECSEL or VCSEL based on GaN to realize. In one embodiment, described VECSEL or VCSEL is configured to export the output radiation of the wavelength with about 405nm.
In one embodiment, there is the wavelength of 700-1150nm from the output radiation bundle 82 of multiple VECSEL or VCSEL80. In one embodiment, described VECSEL or VCSEL is based on VECSEL or VCSEL of GaAs. In one embodiment, bundle 82 can be converted to less wavelength by such as frequency multiplication device, and described frequency multiplication device is integrated in each VECSEL or VCSEL unit or is integrated in VECSEL or VCSEL unit group.
Fig. 8 illustrates an embodiment, and wherein VECSEL or VCSEL81 is configured in systems to provide what have about 405nm wavelength to be radiated to target part. In the example of this embodiment, VECSEL or VCSEL81 is configured to send the radiation 92 with such as about 810nm wavelength. In an illustrated embodiment, adopt frequency multiplication device 64 and wave filter 74 to provide multiple radiant fluxs 82 with the wavelength suitable in photolithography. In the exemplary embodiment of the type, the radiation of (such as 810nm) that VECSEL or VCSEL is configured to be transmitted in 700nm-1150nm scope. In one embodiment, described VECSEL or VCSEL is based on VECSEL or VCSEL of GaAs. Radiant flux 82 from frequency multiplication device 64 and wave filter 74 exports and is then offered to mobile lens system 68, and described mobile lens system 68 is configured to project to bundle in the target of lens combination 68 (such as on substrate table 2) moved below with desired pitch. When the embodiment of the type being applied to as shown in figures 1 to 6, mobile lens system will include lens 14 and 18.
Fig. 9 illustrates exemplary VECSEL unit (being made up of Princeton optronics device (PrincetonOptronics)), and it includes integrated frequency multiplication device 102. In this example, described frequency multiplication device includes the conversion crystal of PPLN (periodic polarized Lithium metaniobate). This VECSEL includes the low-doped GaAs substrate 104 with anti-reflective dielectric coat 106. District 108 includes the stacking of multiple SQWs of the upper growth of Bragg reflector (DBR) in the distribution of partially reflecting n-type. High reflective p-type DBR reflecting mirror is added to this structure to form internal optics chamber. Thermal diffusion device 110 (being optionally connected to fin) is provided to remove heat. Radiation 112 is exported (bottom emitting) from the substrate side of device. The radiation launched is focused on PPLN crystal by optical element 114 (such as lens or microlens array). In this example, exocoel is formed by glass reflector 116 and partially reflective dielectric coating 118, to provide the feedback for laser. Periodic polarized Lithium metaniobate (PPLN) crystal of 10mm length is used as second harmonic and generates crystal. The described periodic polarized phase matched being maintained between basis harmonic wave 980nm wavelength and second harmonic 490nm wavelength, and long switch region is provided. In order to strengthen intracavity power, dielectric coating 118 is highly reflective at wavelength place and is fractional transmission at second harmonic wavelength place.
In one embodiment, multiple 80VECSEL or VCSEL are configured to independently addressable array. In one embodiment, the equispaced between each VECSEL or VCSEL is less than or equal to 1000 microns. In one embodiment, this equispaced is between 300 and 500 microns.
Similar with Fig. 4, Figure 10 illustrates that the optical system 68 of the optical column of Fig. 6, Fig. 7 or Fig. 8 or a part for framework 8 carry out the high-level schematic top view projected on target part. First beam combination is represented by B1, and the second beam combination B2 represents, the 3rd beam combination B3 represents. With the Shu Butong in Fig. 4, these beam combinations B1, B2 and B3 include the two-dimensional array coming from the bundle of multiple VECSEL or VCSEL. It is to say, be not single-row bundle as shown in Figure 4, and it is provided with the two-dimensional array of bundle. Although three row shown in Figure 10, each row five bundle, but line number and columns can differences (such as 10 row and 10 row bundles).
Such as Fig. 4, every beam combination is projected through the corresponding battery of lens 14,18 of rotatable framework 8. when rotatable framework 8 rotates, bundle B1 by scan mobile in the way of project on the target part of such as substrate 17, thus scanning area A14. similarly, restraint B2 scanning area A24, restraint B3 scanning area A34. while rotatable framework 8 is rotated by corresponding actuator, substrate 17 and substrate table move (direction D can be along X-axis line as shown in Figure 2), the scanning direction of the bundle being thus generally perpendicular in region A14, A24, A34 along direction D. due to by the second actuator along direction D movement (such as, substrate table is by the movement of corresponding substrate table motor), the scanning continuously when by the continuous print lens projects of rotatable framework 8 of multiple bundles is projected so that substantial abutment each other, thus draw the substantial abutment region A11 of each continuous scanning for restrainting B1, A12, A13, A14 (region A11, A12, A13 is prior scans, region A14 is currently scanned, as shown in Figure 10), for restrainting the region A21 of B2, A22, A23, A24 (region A21, A22, A23 is prior scans, region A24 is currently scanned, as shown in Figure 10) and for restraint B3 region A31, A32, A33, A34 (region A31, A32, A33 is prior scans, region A34 is currently scanned, as shown in Figure 10). therefore, rotating while rotatable framework 8, substrate can cover region A1, A2 and A3 of substrate surface along the movement of direction D. multiple bundles allow to process whole substrate (when the same rotational speed of rotatable framework 8) in shorter time frame by the projection of same lens, because every time passing through for lens, multiple bundles, with each lens scan target part, consequently allow for increasing displacement in the directiond for continuous print scanning. in one embodiment, bundle is arranged so that the scanning pattern of each bundle covering or adjacent adjacent beam. in one embodiment, each region A11, A12 etc. has the width W1 of about 12mm and the slit height S1 of about 6 microns (such as 6.4 microns).
Substitute and project multiple bundles or except projecting except multiple bundles additionally by the same lens same time by the same lens same time, it is possible to use horizontal-interlace technique, but coupling more strict between horizontal-interlace technique requirement lens. Therefore, the same time has mutual interval by least two bundle on the same lens projects in multiple lens to target part, and this equipment can be arranged to operation the second actuator to move substrate relative to optical column, so that the projection subsequently of bundle will be projected in interval.
In order to reduce in group between continuous print bundle distance (thus, for instance realize higher resolution in the directiond) in the directiond, multiple bundles can relative to direction D, be relative to each other diagonally arranged. As described in Figure 10, every a line of the array of radiant flux hot spot or the radiant flux hot spot of every string can relative to each other be diagonally arranged.
This interval can be reduced by arranging such as facet mirrors 30 as shown in Figure 6 in optical path, each section in order to reflect the corresponding bundle in described bundle, these sections are arranged so as to the interval between relative to bundle when inciding on reflecting mirror, reduce the interval between the bundle being reflected by a reflector. This effect can also be realized by multiple optical fiber, and each in multiple bundles incides in multiple optical fiber on corresponding one, and these fiber arrangement become along optical path relative to the interval between the bundle of the interval reduction optical fiber downstream between the bundle of upstream optical fiber.
Further, by using the integrated optical waveguide loop with multiple input can realize this effect, each input is for receiving the corresponding bundle in multiple bundle. Integrated optical waveguide loop is arranged to along optical path relative to the interval between the bundle of integrated optical waveguide loop upstream to reduce the interval between the bundle in integrated optical waveguide loop downstream.
In the embodiments described herein, it is provided that controller is to control independently addressable element (such as VECSEL or VCSEL). Such as, independently addressable element be radiant launching apparatus example in, this controller can control when described independently addressable element is switched on or turns off, and is capable of the high frequency modulated of described independently addressable element. This controller can control by the power of one or more radiation sent in independently addressable element. This controller can be modulated by the intensity of one or more radiation sent in described independently addressable element. This controller can control/adjust independently addressable element arrays all or part of on intensity homogeneity. This controller can adjust the radiant output of described independently addressable element to correct image error, for instance etendue (etendue) and optical aberration (such as coma, astigmatism etc.).
Figure 11 illustrates the embodiment of the adding type manufacture process relating to granule sintering. With reference to Figure 11, in one embodiment, one or more radiant flux 200 from one or more VECSEL or VCSEL is focused onto on the layer including being applied to the granule 212 of substrate 17 (such as glass or silicon substrate). Bundle 200 is as the local heat source's selective partial melting/sintering with described layer of inducting (i.e. described granule), and it is a part 210 for formation pattern when cooling. In one embodiment, bundle 200 and/or substrate 17 form desired pattern relative to another one relative movement with the selective sintering via one or more part to layer 212. In one embodiment, it is possible to there is the one for this layer or the substantially completely sintering of more part. Or, in one embodiment, one or the more part of described layer (i.e. granule) are partly sintered. In this case, the one of described layer or more part are attached to substrate and " are not removed (flushedaway) " when the un-sintered part of described layer is removed. In the second step (such as bake in stove rest layers or with the radiant flux flood exposure rest layers not being patterned), one or more part partially sintered of this layer is sintered further, for instance substantially completely sintered.
In one embodiment, described granule is metal, for instance conducting metal, such as silver. In one embodiment, described granule is selected from size (such as diameter) and at the granule of 1-900 nanometer range or is selected from the size granule in 1-50 nanometer range. In one embodiment, described granule can be suspended in solvent, and its mixture is applied in (such as spin coating) on substrate 2. Then this solvent is evaporated to stay the film 212 including described granule. Alternatively, film 214 (such as PDMS) can be applied on layer 212 to strengthen the jet of the material of bundle 200 and/or limiting layer 212. In one embodiment, movable framework 8 or this mobile lens system 68 are used for applying radiant flux. As it has been described above, in one embodiment, the original output of one or more VECSEL or VCSEL can be applied in this layer 212. When completing bundle and processing, the remaining non-puddle of layer 212 can be made a return journey divided by staying bundle to process (metal) pattern by such as applying solvent. Then, at this target part that can refer on layer 212 is mentioned for target part.
In one embodiment, movable framework 8 or mobile lens system 68 are not used for the embodiment of Fig. 5 and/or Figure 11.
According to device making method, device, for instance display, integrated circuit or other device any can have been projected the substrate manufacture at place by pattern.
This equipment can be that substrate at least some of is covered so that the type in the space filled between optical projection system and substrate by the liquid (such as water) with relatively high refractive index. Immersion liquid can also be applied in other spaces in described equipment, for instance at patterning device/between manipulator and optical projection system. Immersion technique is well known in the art for the numerical aperture increasing optical projection system. Term used herein " submergence " is not meant to the structures such as such as substrate and must be submerged in liquid, and merely mean that liquid in exposure process between optical projection system and substrate.
Although detailing lithographic equipment in this article or exposure sources being used in manufacture ICs (integrated circuit), it should be appreciated that lithographic equipment described here or exposure sources can have other application, for instance manufacture integrated optics system, the guiding of magnetic domain memory and check pattern, flat faced display, liquid crystal display (LCDs), film magnetic head etc. One skilled in the art would recognize that when this alternate application, it is possible to any term " wafer " used herein or " tube core " are thought and more upper term " substrate " or " target part " synonym respectively. Substrate referred to herein can process before or after exposure, for instance in track (resist layer is typically coated onto on substrate by one, and to the instrument that the resist exposed develops), measuring tool and/or the instruments of inspection. In the applicable case, it is possible to described disclosure is applied in this and other substrate processing tool. It addition, described substrate can process more than once, for instance for producing multilamellar IC so that described term " substrate " used herein can also represent the substrate being included multiple processed layers.
When allowing, term " lens " can represent any in different types of optical component or its combination, including refraction type, diffraction, reflective, magnetic, electromagnetism and electrostatic optical component.
Embodiment can adopt the form of the computer program comprising one or more sequence of machine-readable instruction for describing a kind of method as disclosed above, or has the form of the data storage medium (such as semiconductor memory, disk or CD) storing this computer program therein.
In addition, although being disclosed in the description of specific embodiment and example, but it will appreciated by the skilled person that the present invention extends beyond the embodiment and the various change embodiment of arrive other optional embodiments and/or occupation mode and its and equivalent specifically disclosed. Additionally, although be shown specifically and described multiple variation pattern, but be based on these disclosures, other change embodiments within the scope of the present invention will readily recognize that to those skilled in the art. For example, it is contemplated that, it is achieved the specific features of embodiment and the various combinations of aspect and sub-portfolio, and these combinations and sub-portfolio still fall within the scope of the present invention. Thus, it should be appreciated that the various features of disclosed embodiment and aspect can combinations with one another or substitute each other, in order to form the various patterns of disclosed invention.
Therefore, although be described above various embodiments of the present invention, it should be appreciated, however, that they are only presented in an illustrative manner, rather than restrictive. Those skilled in the relevant art are it should be understood that when without departing from the spirit and scope of the present invention, it is possible to achieve formed and various changes in details. Therefore, the range of the present invention and scope should not necessarily be limited by above-mentioned any exemplary embodiment, but should be defined according only to claim below and equivalent thereof.
Description above is to illustrate, and unrestricted. Therefore, it will be apparent to those skilled in the art that and the present invention can be modified without departing from the scope of the claims.
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1. an exposure sources, including:
Substrate holding apparatus, is configured to keep substrate;
Manipulator, including the multiple radiation sources for launching electromagnetic radiation, is configured to expose target part with the multiple radiant fluxs according to desired pattern modulates;
Optical projection system, is configured to the array of optical elements projecting on target part by the bundle through ovennodulation and including for receiving the plurality of radiant flux; And
Actuator, is configured in the exposure process of target part and moves described array of optical elements relative to the plurality of radiation source, the single optical element imaging in the plurality of optical element of the two-dimensional array of wherein said multiple radiant fluxs.
2. an exposure sources, including:
Programmable patterning device, described programmable patterning device has multiple radiation source to provide multiple radiant flux; And
Movable framework, described movable framework has optical element to receive from the radiant flux of the plurality of radiation source and to be projected to target part and substrate by described radiant flux, described optical element is refractive optical element, the single optical element imaging in the plurality of optical element of the two-dimensional array of wherein said multiple radiant fluxs.
3. equipment according to claim 1 and 2, wherein said substrate is radiation-sensitive substrate, and wherein said optical element is configured to project on the target part of substrate described radiant flux.
4. equipment according to claim 1 and 2, also include donor structure, in use, described donor structure is arranged in the optical path from the plurality of radiation source to substrate, described donor structure is configured to support donor material, described donor material can move to substrate from described donor structure, and described radiant flux is irradiated on described donor material.
5. equipment according to claim 1 and 2, wherein, described substrate includes the layer of granule, and wherein said optical element is configured to be projected to by described radiant flux on the target part of substrate to sinter at least some of of described layer.
6. equipment according to any one of claim 1 to 5, wherein said movement includes rotation and/or described movement makes described radiant flux shift.
7. equipment according to any one of claim 1 to 6, wherein array of optical elements rotates relative to the plurality of radiation source.
8. equipment according to any one of claim 1 to 7, wherein each optical element includes at least two lens, and described at least two lens are along the bundle paths arrangement from the plurality of radiation source to target part of the two-dimensional array of the plurality of radiant flux.
9. equipment according to any one of claim 1 to 8, wherein array of optical elements is arranged to two-dimensional array.
10. equipment according to any one of claim 1 to 9, wherein said multiple radiation sources are arranged to two-dimensional array.
11. equipment according to any one of claim 1 to 10, wherein said multiple radiation sources include multiple vertical external cavity surface emitting laser or Vcsel.
12. equipment according to any one of claim 1 to 10, wherein said multiple radiation sources include multiple micro-light emitting diode.
13. an exposure sources, including:
Substrate holding apparatus, is configured to keep substrate;
Vertical external cavity surface emitting laser or Vcsel, be used for providing radiant flux;
Donor structure, in use, described donor structure is arranged in from described vertical external cavity surface emitting laser or Vcsel to the optical path of substrate, described donor structure is configured to support donor material, described donor material can move to substrate from described donor structure, described radiant flux is irradiated on described donor material, and described radiant flux is not by frequency multiplication; And
Optical projection system, is configured to project on described donor material described radiant flux.
14. equipment according to claim 13, wherein said donor material is metal.
15. the equipment according to claim 13 or 14, wherein said donor structure is configured to make described donor material move or shift.
16. the equipment according to any one of claim 13 to 15, also include manipulator, described manipulator is configured to expose target part with the multiple radiant fluxs being modulated according to desired pattern, and described manipulator includes multiple vertical external cavity surface emitting lasers or Vcsel for providing the plurality of radiant flux.
17. a programmable patterning device, including:
Multiple radiation sources, for providing the multiple bundles being modulated according to desired pattern;
Array of optical elements, is used for receiving the plurality of bundle; And
Actuator, is configured to make array of optical elements relative to described Shu Yidong in the process providing the plurality of bundle, and the two-dimensional array of wherein said multiple bundles single optical element in the plurality of optical element carrys out imaging.
18. programmable patterning device according to claim 17, wherein array of optical elements is two-dimensional array.
19. the programmable patterning device according to claim 17 or 18, also including controller, described controller is configured to provide to the plurality of radiation source pulse signal, to modulate the plurality of radiation source.
20. the programmable patterning device according to any one of claim 17 to 19, wherein said movement includes rotation and/or described movement makes described Shu Yiwei.
21. the programmable patterning device according to any one of claim 17 to 20, wherein said multiple radiation sources include multiple vertical external cavity surface emitting laser or Vcsel.
22. the programmable patterning device according to any one of claim 17 to 20, wherein said multiple radiation sources include multiple micro-light emitting diode.
23. a device making method, including:
The multiple radiation sources providing radiation are used to provide the multiple radiant fluxs according to desired pattern modulates;
The array of optical elements receiving the plurality of radiant flux is used to project on target part by the plurality of radiant flux;
Moving described array of optical elements relative to described radiant flux in projection process, the two-dimensional array of wherein said multiple radiant fluxs single optical element in the plurality of optical element carrys out imaging.
24. a device making method, including:
Multiple radiation sources are modulated the multiple radiant fluxs being modulated according to pattern with offer;
Being moved by the framework with optical element, described optical element is for receiving the radiant flux from the plurality of radiation source;
To project from the radiant flux of described optical element towards target part and substrate, described optical element is refractive optical element, and the two-dimensional array of wherein said multiple radiant fluxs single optical element in the plurality of optical element carrys out imaging.
25. the method according to claim 23 or 24, wherein said substrate is radiation-sensitive substrate, and described radiant flux is projected on the target part of substrate by wherein said optical element.
26. the method according to claim 23 or 24, also include donor structure, described donor structure is arranged in the optical path from the plurality of radiation source to substrate, described donor structure supports donor material, described donor material can move to substrate from described donor structure, and described radiant flux is irradiated on described donor material.
27. the method according to claim 23 or 24, wherein, described substrate includes the layer of granule, and described radiant flux is projected on the target part of substrate to sinter at least some of of described layer by wherein said optical element.
28. the method according to any one of claim 23 to 27, wherein said movement includes rotation and/or described movement makes described radiant flux shift.
29. the method according to any one of claim 23 to 28, wherein array of optical elements is relative to the plurality of Shu Xuanzhuan.
30. the method according to any one of claim 23 to 29, wherein each optical element includes at least two lens, and described at least two lens are along the bundle paths arrangement from the plurality of radiation source to target part of the two-dimensional array of the plurality of radiant flux.
31. the method according to any one of claim 23 to 30, wherein said multiple radiation sources are arranged to two-dimensional array.
32. the method according to any one of claim 23 to 31, wherein said multiple radiation sources include multiple vertical external cavity surface emitting laser or Vcsel.
33. a device making method, including:
Vertical external cavity surface emitting laser or Vcsel is used to provide radiant flux;
Described radiant flux is projected on the target part of donor layer of material, described donor layer is supported by donor structure, described donor structure is arranged in from vertical external cavity surface emitting laser or Vcsel to the optical path of substrate, and described radiant flux is not by frequency multiplication; And
The material coming from the donor layer that radiant flux irradiates is moved to substrate from donor structure.
34. a device making method, including:
Vertical external cavity surface emitting laser or Vcsel is used to provide radiant flux;
Being projected to by described radiant flux on the target part of the layer including material granule, described layer is positioned on substrate and described radiant flux sinters described granule to form a part for the pattern on substrate.
35. method according to claim 33, also include using donor structure donor layer is moved or shifts.
36. the method according to any one of claim 33 to 35, wherein said material is metal.
37. the method according to any one of claim 33 to 36, also include according to desired pattern, the multiple radiant fluxs provided by multiple vertical external cavity surface emitting lasers or Vcsel being modulated and being projected on target part by the radiant flux through ovennodulation.
38. an exposure sources, including:
Substrate holding apparatus, is configured to keep substrate;
Manipulator, including the multiple radiation sources for launching electromagnetic radiation, is configured to expose target part with the multiple radiant fluxs according to desired pattern modulates, and described radiation source is arranged to pitch less than or equal to 2000 microns;
Optical projection system, is configured to the array of optical elements projecting on target part by the bundle through ovennodulation and including for receiving the plurality of radiant flux; And
Actuator, is configured in the exposure process of target part and moves described array of optical elements relative to the plurality of radiation source.
39. an exposure sources, including:
Programmable patterning device, described programmable patterning device has multiple radiation source to provide multiple radiant flux, and described radiation source is arranged to pitch less than or equal to 2000 microns; And
Movable framework, described movable framework has optical element to receive from the radiant flux of the plurality of radiation source and to be projected to target part and substrate by described radiant flux.
40. the equipment according to claim 38 or 39, the two-dimensional array of wherein said multiple radiant fluxs is with single optical element imaging.
41. the equipment according to any one of claim 38 to 40, wherein said multiple radiation sources are arranged to two-dimensional array.
42. the equipment according to any one of claim 38 to 41, wherein said multiple radiation sources include multiple vertical external cavity surface emitting laser or Vcsel.
43. the equipment according to any one of claim 38 to 41, wherein said multiple radiation sources include multiple micro-light emitting diode.
44. or more purposes in flat faced display manufactures in claimed invention.
45. or more purposes in integrated circuit fabrication in claimed invention.
46. the flat faced display that any one used in claimed invention manufactures.
47. the IC-components that any one used in claimed invention manufactures.
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